Someone Here Knows The Answer To This...

As un-thinkable as this is.... The Packers draft position should now be a following that every Packer Fan who looks beyond this season should consider.

Help me out here please.... What is the tie breaking procedure for teams (Getting a higher pick.) that are tied for the least effective winning record. I am thinking it would be strength of schedule.

Does anyone know if this fact? If it is fact, does anyone know where I can log on and see the NFL Strength of schedule rankings going into the 2005 NFL Season? Or does the strength of schedule change based on the win loss records of the teams we played?

From what I can gather, If we win one more game and 5,6,7 and eight lose the rest of their games we would drop to the 8th pick. This would be due to Green Bay opponents having a higher winning percentage.
If we lose the rest of our games and 2 and 3 win one more, we could move up to 2nd, but even if Houston won 1 more and we lost the rest of ours, Houston would still have the 1st pick due to GB opponents having a higher winning percentage.
Does this sound about right or have I gathered wrong?

my observations...the Jets have the most winnable games, three home games against some not-too-great teams. New Orleans is screwed with three tough division games minus a possible win vs. Detroit. San Francisco has three tough road games and plays Houston the last week which could make the draft scenario interesting...Houston could possibly win at Tennessee, vs. Arizona or vs. San Fancisco. The Packers could logically beat Detroit or Baltimore...interesting standings to cover

One of the problems in handicapping the draft is that each site uses a different perspective of the strength of shedule issue. If the draft were held today the Packers would have the #2 pick in the draft based on the current 12 game schedule. If ,as many sites do, you add in the rest of the shedule and use week 12 standings the GB moves back to 4. I suspect form perusing the schedule if Houston doesn'y lay down they should beat either Zone or the 49ers. If Sherman sits Favre in the 2nd half we may not win another game and then this discussion will take on new meaning.
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each site uses a different perspective of the strength of shedule issue. If the draft were held today the Packers would have the #2 pick in the draft based on the current 12 game schedule. If ,as many sites do, you add in the rest of the shedule and use week 12 standings the GB moves back to 4.

i would personally like to see it. it would be nice to get him some game snaps and this is the season to do it.

i think the SOS will roller coaster some thru the next 4 games but if gb loses all 4, i like our chances at #1. houston should win a game, maybe 2 with sf, az and ten. who knows with the nyj. that division is tight. NO already has 3 wins. we might have to hope houston beats tenn and/or az and sf takes out houston the last week. but then what are the chances that the lions can beat gb this week?